The user facility reported that after the initial procedure was performed using the misago device involved, the patient returned on (b)(6) 2021, with numbness and a cold leg.A reintervention identified restenosis at the site.There was also a supera used in the same lesion, number one.The artery of the lower extremity was not previously treated.The left limb was diseased.The location was at the superficial femoral artery (sfa) popliteal.The reference vessel diameter was approximately 6 millimeters.The lesion treatment was pre-dilation.The site of access/puncture and approach was at the radial artery retrograde.The patient was in stable condition.The procedure outcome was successful.There was no patient injury/medical or surgical intervention required.Additional information was received on 28 feb 2022: the initial procedure was performed on (b)(6) 2020.The procedure was a radial to peripheral runoff and intervention.Additional information was received on 04 mar 2022: the initial procedure was successful.There was 10 percent or less stenosis in each lesion.The reintervention performed was a covered stent to iliac (where the misago was placed).The supera used in lesion number one was placed in the distal sfa/popliteal.The vessel placement of the misago was stent iliac (off-label).Restenosis in the iliac was 80 percent.After reintervention/stenting, it was reduced to 10 percent.There was also restenosis of 10-30 percent in the supera stent.Left tibioperoneal (tp) trunk was also re-stenosed at 80 percent.
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